Bloomington Progress, Volume 5, Number 1, Bloomington, Monroe County, 3 May 1871 — Page 3

LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

A. S. A. CHICAGO RAILROAD. XIM TA111.R AT BLOOMINOTOX. TRAINS 0010 SOUTH. Lightning Passenger Train 11:54 A.M Mail and Express frsin p.m Freight Train 5:11 P.M TRAINS 00! HQ SOUTH. Mail and Express Train 2:11 p:m Lightning Passenger Train 3:45 km Freight Train S:13 a:m JAMES R. 3RYANT, Agent.

Bill of Prices Tor Advertising. The undersigned hive agreed upon the following Bill of Pri cs for Advertising in the Bloomington Democrat, and Bloomingtoa Progress: 1 year 1 col. $80; I col. $40; col. $20. 6 mos. 1 col. $45; J col. $25; 5 col.$12.f0. 3 mos. 1 eol. $25 ; col. $1 5 ; j col. $7 50. Cards, two inches o;- less, per year, $10.00, or one dollar per month for 3 or 6 months. Local Notices 10 ceits per line; standing locals 8 cents per lini. each insertion. Divorce Notices, :512.00. Administrators', Exeutors', Guardians', Commissioners', Attachment Notices and all other legal advertising will be charged ftr at the rate of 15 cents per lino lor first insertion, and 10 cents per line for tch additional insertion. AH legal adv jrtisements which require proof of publication, must bosnaid for before affidavit w 11 be made thereto. THOS.C. riTBSEL. Pub Democrat. WM. A. GABE. Publisher Progress.

Wood's'Pccfcet Magnifier is a greit utility as an aid to detecting counterfeit money, and in examining the texture and fibre cf cloth and paper. It will be mailed five to a::y address, with Woods'' Household Magazine (worth SI .00) on receipt of 1.50, thepriee of the Magnifier. Address S. S. Wood & Co., Newburgh, N. Y. The Magnifier is worth double the amount of its cost. Our Stock op Mens' Lasting and Garibaldi hoots is complete, and prices always the lowest. CHASE & CO. m SHOEMAKER A CO Wall Paper of every grade all cheap and stylish, at Shoemaker & Co's. If you want White Lead or Oils, go to' the Ur ion Drug Store. If you are paperin g your rooms and want good paper tr border, cheap, and ready trimm.'d, go to Shoemaker & Co's D-ug Store. Tlie largest assortment or" gilt papers in the city, at the Union Drug Store. Enough Wall Paper to supply every fumilv or dealer in Monroe county, at "Shoemakers." Wall Papsr much cheaper than it has been sold in any previous season, at the Union Drug Store. Go :o Shoemaker & Co's Drug Store, and learn what they can do in the Wall Paper lineAlso, in Ltad or C ils.

Ladies who v ast an extra vide la-sting Gfciter. made on a last invented and patented by the celebrated Dr. Sensible, can find just the thine;, cheater than elsewhere, at OH AS 15 ifc CO S.

Real ENtate Transfers, For the week ending April 29th, 1871, reported by W. H. Jones, Recorder: David Millor, et al, to Robert N. Miller, an undivided interest in 240 acres of land in Perry Township, $2,000. Eli Kumpieto John Howard.an undivided interest in 333 acres ? land in Richland Township, $500. Benjamin Clay to John Howard, an undivided interest in 333J acrjs of land in Richland Township, f j00. George W. Bennett, et al, to John R. Graves, an undivided interest in 36 aores of land in Indian Creek Township, 150. Thomas D. Figsr to Joseph V. Philli p.?, one acre of land in Bean Blossom Township, $20. Isaac Stults to Richard Hazel, 20 acres of land in Indian Creek Township, $350. Charles D. Miller to James S. Stewart, 116 acres of land, more or less, in Boan Blossom Township, $2,500. Jonas R. Tredway to James Sumner, 40 acres of land it. Salt Creek Township, 100. Francis MeKinlcvto Francis MeKinley,

jr., the undivided of 320 acres of land in

Bloomington iownsnip, fca.ouu. James "W. Gaskina to Wm. F. Corman, Lot No. 32 and a part of Lot No. 31 in the r.ew town plat of Harrodsburg, S300. Wm. Scarlett to Joseph Keller. 40 acres of land in Suit Creek Township. 300. Joseph Kollecto John M. Short. 40 acres of land in Salt Creek Township, 500. Ozins Chambers to Jacob G. Chambers, an undivided one-twelfth part of 17 acres of land in Clear Creek Township, 50. "Wm. H. Scisooe. Guardian, to George W. Payne, a tract or tracts of land in Clear Creek and Polk Township?, No. of acres not given. 200. The largest and best selected

stock of Children's Shoes ever brought to

Bloomington. Especial attention is inv .ted to our stock of Children's Croquet Slippers. Call and sae them. CHASE & CO.

JOHN P. SMITH Everybody, almost, row take their Watches and Clocks to John P. Smith, who repairs them with speed and in a manner that challenges the admiration of all his customer.?. He this week received, direct from the importers a large stock of Watches and Jewelry, which he is selling so low that anybody can buy. He is Manufacturers' Agent for the E'o-m Watches.

How-fare you, Lebanon French Calf? We have heard of -Cedars of Leba ion,'' but didn't know that any ' French Calves' browsed under them. Chase & Co.

TAYLOR & CoLow prices for cash, is one of the mottoes at Taylor & Co's. They buy all kinds of produce, and pay the highest prices for it. Alrrosl every day T. & Co. receive new goods, and the best part of the justness is tlia' everything nice unci fresh is included in the stock. Soft, easy-fitting Shoes, made for us. and ju?t the thing tor ok. ladies who desire a comfortable tit. CHASE fc CO.

GEORGE BOLLSKEACUKR The Ltdies arc interested in knowing that Boll nbacher has received a supply of G aiters, all styles, qualities and sizes. Among others are some Ions', narrow soled shoes, which arc at lime difficult to procure. The Garibaldi Boot, a beau

tiful Cloth Hoot for summer, is one of the novelties a: Bolonbachcrs'. If you want a ready-made, custom sewed Boot, Bollen backer's house is

the place to iret it. He has beauti

ful bronze Boots for the Ladies,tl at lace at the s'de or iront. j Our Stock of Men's Fine Slices, both sewed anil pegged, is very largo, and our prices w 11 be found as low as good goods can bj iffordel. You will fine du-ability and natnsa combined in all of our stylis. CH ASE & CO. jg Gst TULEY & WICKSThe beautiful Spring stock of goods at the Nc w York Store excites the unqualiiied praise of the entire femali portioi of the community. Wicks is "old oil" in the Dry Goods business, and as close a buyer as ever made out an order. He pays special attention to keeping the stock assorted and full, and the Ladies may feel confident that any article, either in the staple or fancy line, can be procured at the New York Store. They are also buying

Wool, and will pay the highest

market price. m - a

Boots and cihoes fob the million, and prices for the masses, at the

City snoe btore or vaiisti s

SCHOPF & KAUFFMA N Go and see the beautiful Marble Soda Fountain at this establishment. Many people buv Bread tmd

Cakes, asserting that it is cheaper than making them at home. "This true," why not go to Schopf &

Katifhnan s eeiehrutetl lsakery, in the Orchard Block, where they are turned out fresh every day. This firm understand tl.e requirements of their trade, and will give a hearty welcome to all who may give them a call. Any one wishing to pur

chase a Soda Fountain and fixtures,

can get it cheap, of S. & K. Oi.tr new Spring Stock is now

beiriniiiiiL" to arrive, and from this time on,

we -:iti show von new, fresh croocls almost

iaily. If yo.t want good serviceable Roots ml Shoes, cheaper than the same quality an be bought elsewhere, call at the "Citv

Shoe Store.'' CH ASE & CO.

Wanted. Wo want nil the scrap iron we can get, and will pay the highest price in cash for it, at Dur

Foundry. Seward & Co.

Ladies' Lasting Gaiters ni tch

cheaper than last i,easn. Don t buy a pair till you Bee our stock, t nd learn our

prices. uaAHEiw.

M. L. AIcCOLLOUGH

Onk of the. oddest and most useful

things in town, is that Wall Paper trimmer at McCollough's Drug

Store. It does its work up nicely and very rapidly, doing away with

the tedious operation ci trimming

paper with scissors. And the beauty

of the matter is, that McColIough

lias a splendid line of Wall Paper,

which he trims tor his customers.

McColIough sold twenty largo bills of Wall Paper, last Saturday, end he is ordering new supplies almost

every day.

Having bought our Rubbers at

thebottoio price, wo are prepared to sell them lower than any other parties. Cull and .see. CHASE & CO.

ILettcr from Ellettsvllle. Ellettsvillo, April 26.h, 1871. Mr. Editor: The"benstly weather" to which you referred, is here again, and one experiences little troabh in keeping cool. However theso whose woodpiles are not out, may live quite comfortable, unless their neighbors borrow too much. The recent cold weather has been death, we fear, to the peach and cherry crops. This would be sac: inJeed, for so many successive failures, especially with peaches, is qui tec iscournging. Severe losses in early vegetables were also sustained. As we had nothing to lose, we can only sympathize by our sorrow at having to eat something else. THE I. O. O. F. CELEBRATION at Bloomington, yesterday, notwithstanding the very inclement weather, was highly enjoyed by the members of the fraternity from here. We think the Odd Fellows of B. a pretty clever kind of Fellows, and arc glad we have such good and hospitable brethren so close to home. They would make one w?nt to helot: g to them whether he could or not;. The dinner was mos: refreshing to the inner man, and was most abundant tor the supply of all. The address of Rev. Dr. Andrns, of Indianapolis, was extraordinarily good. Indeed, your correspondent thought it decidedly the best he ever heard. The address, as a potential means of elevating and ennobling 1 umanity, ought to be published and scattered broadcast over the land. Long may the author live to wield his powerful pen and eloquent voice iu the

vindication of friendship, love and

truth, the memorable trial upon wh ich rests the grand building of Odd Fellowship. We hope in some measure to be able, at no distant day, to reciprocate the generosity and hospitality of the O. F's. of Bloomington. OI'R IiCSINES-?. It may be interesting for many to kne w, that our little town can compete with the larger places. ' We have an excellent corps of merchants and the prices for goods may be indicrted by a citizen of Bloomington, who to-day, by coming lure to buy some articles, saved on one fifty per cent,., and on another twenty-five. So much in favor of our side. We can compete in many other respects with other placrs of greater pretensions. A sample of the work made

by Mr. Muserave the proprietor of

the Woolen Mills, proves rum to be a master workman. He will not only redeem the characte r of the factory, but give the best ssttisfaction to a 1 who patronize him. There is no need of farmers taking their wool to other markets, when this is nearer, and equally cord in all resp jets. We are glad to note the good prospocts of the enterprise.

Mr. J. W. Moss is convalescent, and will be out soon ; in the meantime the affable and gentlemanly Mr. Wm. Miller, attends the wants of customers. T ie Summer School by Miss MaUie Taylor, began Monday last. Miss Taylor gives promise of being an acceptably competent t oacher. The preparations to attend the Union Sabbath School Convention

at Cross Roads M. E. Church, are

not so very extensive. Perhaps if

it. werea political gatherin:r,a greater "tun out" mght be anticipated. A little episode occurred yesterday on the train. Our party, cn route for the celebration, was large, for a Caboose ; so there was a great deal of experimenting on the platforms, looking back and forward. One gentleman stepped off while the train was in motion snd got to walk six miles to Bloomington. We heard to-day that Mr. R. T. Stimson has bought the t wn property owned bv Mrs. Kellcv, and will

soon become a resident of our town.

Mr. S. will bean acceptable addition to our place. Mrs. Kellty will remain here and continue in the Millinery business.

"Greenback !" "Early Break-

fa.ot ."' "Great Republic "These

arc the names of the three popular and unapproachable styles of stoves sold by Wm. II. Bodkin. Mr. B.,

in the short time he has been doing

Mechanical labor has become too

degrading for the proud spirit of America's youth. "In the sweat of

thy face shalt thou eat bread," provided vou can't run in debt to the

business, has built up a trade that j storekeepers or the honest me-

anv man might boast of: and the

superior kind of stoves he deals in, make him customers whenever one of them is sold. Nowhere in this "Great Republic" will "Greenbacks" buy better stoves upon which to cook an "Early Breakfast." He has always a full supply of Tin and Sheet Ironware, Stove trimmings, etc., and will do any kind of Job Work. Roofinsr or Snouting.on short

notice. His Store is just cast ot

Dunn & Co s,,and north of the Depot. Chips and Spllntem.

ch

anics-

-At the 3d ward polls,

Bob Campbell has a new suit of clothes, which he bought for a twelve dollar bill. He also lells a good story on himself, which he bought for ten cents The "Bonsall case" is to be taken to the Supreme Court, on appeal. The transcript is now being prepared at the County Clerk's Office One day last week, Capt. Raven scroft exhuroed the body of William McDermot, killed at Chickamagua, and buried, seven years ago, at the

old burying ground, northwest of

town. The body was in as perfect condition almost, as when buried, having been embalmed and placed in an air-tight metallic case. Although the face was shaven close after death, the moustache had grown near an inch in length. A number of gentlemen went out to the burying ground to see the corpse The disagreeable state of the weathcr,last Wednesday, was universally regretted ty the citizens of Bloomington and tlie Odd Fellows who visiftd our town on the occasion of the Celebration. The attendance was very largo, when we take into consideration the adverse circumstances. The train from the south brought delegations from New Albany, Campbellsburg, Salem, Mitchell and Bedford, accompanied by a fine band, and the procession,

after marching around the public

square, through a pelting rain, proceeded to the Fair Grounds, whore an excellent address, delivered by Dr. Andrus, was followed by an

acceptable dinner, prepared by the

firm of Schopf & Kanffman. Every preparation had been made by

the Bloomington Odd Fellows, to

make the celebration a grand suc

cess, and the weather alone defeated

the project ThePostoffice was

removed to the room formerlv occu

pied by James Small, on Monday

morning. The room has been re

painted, and fitted up in a handsome

manner, and the arrangements are

superior to those of many city post

offices. Mr. McPheeters thorough

y understands the requirements cf

the business, and is always willing

to accommodate the people

Since the L.N.A & C. Railroad has

been in the hands of the Receiver,

t has earned $20,000 mo::e than in

the corresponding time last year

People in Bloomington have

JOHN LEONARD

That cloud of dust just west: of

town is produced by the tramping

ot many teet horses and men marching on to Leonard's Mill. Sacks of wheat and corn are seen in almost every wagon,and each rider is perched upon a sack of grdn. O, it's a beautiful sight ! Take your dinner in a bucket, and go out and see the crowd.

Removed. Henry L. Hewson

has removed his Boot Shop to the room one door south of the Bank, and will continue to make a speci

ality of Custom Boot Making. He

will also, in bis new location, keep a stock of Ready-m ide Boots of his own manufacture. His old customers are invited to visit him in his new room. ap!12 Bead What fienerail Kimball vara of Brown's Expectorant. "Dr. J. H. Browr : Afte- having used your 'Expectorant Syrv p' 1. .tr enough to kaow and appreeinte its good qualit'es, I an cheerfully boar tcsti nony to its uniform uocess in curing the most obstinate cases ot coughs, uoldi, etc. I hive frequently

administered the Expec ora it to my c hildna. and always foind t'tte very best, as

well a the most pleasant remedy of its Wnd. NATHAN 5IMBALL Jan. 4, '71. Treasurer of State. lfcJR. Brown's .Jtcpfictwant is a certain wire for Cvu,jh,' Coldi, &c. IQt, Brown's Expectorant will relieve you of hoarseness In a fjw hours. Mfc-Afte! you have used every other

medicine ar.cl they have failed to cure your Cough, trjr Brown's Ei pectorant it will Mre you i is warranted $&"Vs Browns Expectorant for Consumption. It wiil giv you more relief tkan any olher mcdicin j :.r the market. tt. Bio'vn's Expectorant is for sale' at tttoamnker's Drug Ston: . Every boilUi i

Kahlua 10 giVtf naturuction.

BSCall and see the Excelsior,

the best Reaper and Mower in the

market. W. J. Allen.

ESr Woods' Mower, at Allen's,

8" ror Roofing and Job Work

of all kinds, call at W. J. Allen's

We HAVE NO Ijebanon French Calf Boots, but presume our customers would be eouallv well satisfied with

O'ennn or Lew ontufe French Calf. "What's

in a name?" If you wont a cood Calf

Boot for lets money than cnvlx-dy else can sell, call on CH ASK & CO. HOLTZM AN & SON

hie wool, searon- win open

early this year, and persons who

have a clip, should remember that Holtzman & Sons are in the Woolen Mill business extensively. They will pay the bes t price for fine, cleau wool. Factory in the eastern portion of town. Carding and Spinning promptly attended to. Carding done promptly, and satisfactorily. Call. A FINE ASSORTMENT OF LADIES' Croquet SHippcra, made expressly to our

omui, ami very ciicap. iJJIASJ:; & CO. 5,000 in Ragged Mo-ney Wanted at the Grocery and Provision Store of Clark & Orchard, south east corner of the public square, for which they will pay Goeids.

BRING ON YOTTB RAGGED MONEY. November 9th, 1870-Hm

5,000 Reward. This reward

will be cheerfully paid bv us for a pair of

ije.omun ri-eocii i;air Boots. J Ins is a brand we long have sought after, and have been very much grieved becauso the bent authorities muko no mention of it. Ci.U

on CHASE & CO,

The Japanese Silks, hereto

fore sold by Pedlers at 13.00 per

pattern, are sold by Tulcy & Wicks at 11.00 per pattern. And 5 per

cent. on.

Beautiful Bronze Boots for Misses. Full line just opened, and for sale

eneap, at cut Ah is & CO o.

DUNN & CO

Opposite the north end of

the Railroad Depot, is the mammoth

Grocery establishment of Dunn &

Co., sit which can be found a stock

of staple Groceries, Wnodenware

Stoneware and Queensware, that is seldom equalled by dealers in the cities of Louisville, Evmsville, or

Indianapolis. In addition to doing an inmen.se retail trade, Dunn &

Co. sell bills of goods to many o

the dealers in various parts of this and adjoining counties, and those persoos are always satisfied that

they .'save money in the transaction

If vou want a prime article of Sugar,

Coffee or Tea, just step into Dunn

Ac Co s. and buy a dollar's worth

xou will be suited.

been paying thirteen dollars for Ja

panese Silk dress patterns, to the

pedlers who are now so plentiful,

and at the New York Store the same goods are sold at eleven dollars) per

pattern, (and they have never asked

more) with a per cent, off, amount

ing to 10.45. This illustrates the

gullibility of the great American

public. Humbug wins

on Monday, an elderly gentleman tore the name of Parker from his ticket, intending to vote the re

mainder ; but he unwittingly voted

for Parker alone, and threw away the balance The administrator of Jacob Young's estate sold three billiard tables to Chas. Kra

mer of Bedford, for something over

six hundred dollars, on Saturday

last.

The Corporation Election. The Election for Corporation

Officcs.which took place on Monday, was more hotly contested than any we have had for several years. The

Democrats seized upon the school house agitation, to bring in that old

disorganizer, "taxation," and the

poll books, on Monday night, made

the following exhibit : Marshal Wards.

1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. Frank Parker 64 87 74 65 W. B. Stout 25 10 27 44 Parker's majority, 184

Councilman 1st Ward :

E. B. Voss 63 Elias Able 32

Voss' majority,

Councilman 2d Ward :

H. J. Nichols Jas. B. Allison Nichols' majority,

Councilman 3d Ward :

Jackson Miscner Aaron Rose

Misener's majority, Councilman 4th Ward : John Waldron Jas. Drysdale Waldron's majority,

For Clerk,J. Frank Fee received

386 votes. lor lreasurer, Charles H. McPheeters received 400 votes.

There were 418 votes east in the four wards, viz : 1st, 97 ; 2d, 100 ;

3d, 105 ; 4th, 116.

31 88 10 78 60 43 17 67 42

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J olni IP. Smith, DEALER )N Wat dies, Clocks, Diamonds, Gold Pens and Jewelry. Also Manufacturers' Agent, for the Celebrated Elgin Watches.

Union Drug and Book Store, J. W. SHOEMAKER & CO. SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,

Store : West Side PvMic Square. All Work Warranted.

MONEY WANTED,

w,

BY O . DF 3E 13

RECENT ADDITIONS lo my stock, Intakes it complete in Ladies' Shawls, FURS, CLOAKS AN1 VELVETEENS. ASTRA11IAIVS, and Beaver Clookings, Frir.ges and Notions.

A large assortment of Ladies' Dress Goods. A nood assortment of Ladies', Mens' and

Boys' Boots and Shoes, of custom work.

A good lino of Mens' and Boys'

CLOTHING, all of the latest styles.

A full line of GROCERIES. All of which I will sell be.ow the mar

ket price,

For Oas-sli. I will make prices to suit purchasers,

for the balance of the season,

Or let the Customer

make the price on some lines of Goods that I wish to close out and quit keeping.

Dec. zoth, 1870.

At the meeting of the Town Board, on Monday evening, the following resolution was unanimously adopted : Council Chamber, "i . Bloomington, Ind., May 1st.

Whereas, Jno. C. Orchard is

about retiring from the position of

Town Clerk, and having, for the

past six years, discharged the duties

thereof, to the entire satisfaction of

r.hc several members of the Board,

it was unanimously

Resolved, That the thanks of the Town

Board a.-e due, and arc hereby tendered to

Mr. Orchard, tor theatile and efficient discharge of the duties of the office of Clerk and Assessor, and in separating with him.

t ffif ially, he has our best wishes for his

future success and prosperity. By order of the Town Trustees, Jko. Walbrow, President. J. V. Fee, Clerk.

Now for extravagance ! We

have been creditably informed, by

one who knows, that the new Board

intend to commence the building of

five school houses, early next week

one in eaeh ward, and a Central school house. Each ward school building is to cost 383,423.10, and

the central school house, which is to

be built in the public square, will

cover the ground now belonging to

the county, and. is contracted for

already, at an estimated cost of eight

hundred and seventy-three thousand

dollars. The building will be of

wrought iron, and the Sewards will

do the work. Terrible !

A little daughter of Lou. Harrold,

while digging in the front yard of

the family residence, one day last

week, turned up several old coins,

among others an English shilling,

the date of which showed it to be near 200 years old. Other old coins have been found in the same

locality before. This is undoubtedly

one of the places in which Capt .

Kidd secreted his ill-gotten gains

"when he sailed" Some fruit

still left in this locality, though a

part of the immense crop was nipped

by the frost Tobe Smith has

sold a half interest in his Jewelry

business, to Samuel Wallingford.

ill this that Tobe might "go fishing" The creditors of Robert Gal-

SST The best Cook Stove in the

West, at W. J. Allek's.

For Stoves and Tinware go to

W. J. Allen's.

loway, Bankrupt, as will be seen by the notice elsewhere, will meet at Major Mulky's office, on May 4th

The Gosport paper says that

Well, there is no doubt in the minds of the public now, that the

day ot cheap Groceries has come,

for Miscner, alter getting back into

the business with which he was so long identified, has gone to work and figured down profits on every article in his house. It will open your eyes to see the nice Sugars and

Cottees he is sellins, and so cheap

He has received fresh goods this week, and would be pleased to meet all his old friends, and just show

them what he has that is good and

cheap in the Grocery line,at Durand's

old stand.

Persons thinking of building

the present season, should call at

Allen's Hardware Store and ex

amine his stock. No trouble to

show goods.

Dioiv xisxby.

Dr. W. T. Allison,

i -ma: iv rm? JC !

S- OFFICE Over Tobe Smith's Jew

elry Store. South side of the square.

BLOOSIIXGTOIV, IMU'IANA.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN

9 ORadLxxtas, I Oils

Glass, Putty, Books,Wall Paper, "Window Shades .TV1 STATIONEBY.

We are prepared to give greater inducements in Iead, Oil and WALL PAPER, than ever btfore, as our stock is very large and com plete. We have purchased one of Yeoman's Improved Mach'nes, with which we will trim all "Wall Paper and Border froe of charge, for our customers. We would Invite the public to ea t and ex-tmine our stock snd prices, befoie purchasing elsewTiere. Agents for Dr. MotCs Herb Bitten, tie greatest Tcuic in the World:

MiD A COMPLETE STOCK f TEXT BOOKS STATIONERY, at tht POST OFFICE News Stand. WU:Ptaetrs WILL UNMEBSELL ant MAS IS 1XWN.

Wm. Stuart. Chas. H. McPpebters.

Stuart & McPheeters, West aide of Out PvMic Square, DEALERS I3ST

U oward Sanitary Aid Assoc!

LJL iltion. for the Relief and Cure of

the erring and unfortunate, on principles of Christianity and Philanthropy. Essays on the errors of Youth and the follies of

Age, n relation to Marriage and social

evils, with sanitarv aid for the afflicted.

Sent free in sealed envelopes. Address Howard Assoeinticn, Bos P, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. june 1 '70

Thn only kind m&do if a practical chemist, ns well as physician, with speciul reference to iu healthfalaees. Qmposed article that aid digestion. Perfect in quality. Cheapvt, because the purest. Bett,atUi9 thtTuallhiat. biwuitfl, corn bread, cal:efl, ytutry, not enly whits (swec-t) and light, bat vhotMnnie fiud nutrition. Use it; pmrtU. If aot as recommended, we forfeit right to truthfulness. 43-Many worthiest, cheap Imitations. Bo aura yen get Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder. 8okl by Orocvra. Manufactured only ty THOHPSOR, STKELE & ItBKS, BF'ft CO. Jkpota, Chicago and St. Ixraia.

BllUlIFDl EJUS,

Katrtre's Crown. Ton must Caltivats it OUT UAIB Is a certain indioatidi of decay at the roots.

Irs. Allen's Hair Restorer Will Restore Gray Hair to its Natural Life, Color and Beauty. It i a moat delightful Hair Dressing. It will promote luxuriant growth. Falling Hair is immediately checked. The Young and all those whose Hair has not yet turned Gray or White, will prefer Mrs. Allen'' Zylobalsamum It is an exquisite Toilet Treasure, clear and transparent, without sediment. It beautifies and refreshes the hair, and as a simple Haii Drossing, it has no equal. All Mothers are advised to nse it, and nothing else, on their Children's Hair j its good effoctii in after life are plainly discernible. Everybody should Dae one of these prepwat'jns. both not required. Sold by . ' ' " ' SHOEMAKER & OO A gents.

HVJRlD WARE, IRON, STEEL, PAINTS, OILS,

Doors, Sask, Glass, Putty, Chains,

Collars, Dames, Sec.

A fnll and complete stock of Farmers' and Mcehafiics' Tools, AND CUTLERY. Special attention given to filling all Ordei-s for Building Maierialt. Bloomington, may 19, 18S9.

J. W. BUSKIRK,

Attorney at Law,

BtVOOMUffGTOir, UDM (Office over Levi TannenJbmtm'M Store,') WILL. PRACTICE IXf THE COURTS OF THE STATE. flpecial attention eivea to Probate busi

ness. d trt rytllMwiona. tr,H'Tf

JOHN II. LOUDEN, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND CjeBerai insurance Ageat, Bloomington, Ind. Aeent for the following named reliable In-

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Us .'.lUnBsIl"'11 . JrfraTil

Tiff THEM. I

twonty persona from Bloomington art! posted far a Concert at the former place on the 11th of May, in aid of the M. E. Sunday School

The Soda business is lookin g

"4 .Drops," for Throat and Lunes.

sure cure for Colds and Croup. At

rarlor Drug Store. apl2-4t

Custom-Ma de, Double-Soled Plow iShoes, for farmers, cheaper than ever before Don't buy 'till yon si e these goods, as wo iro selling them as low as most merchant" can buy them. Remember every pair of Plow Shoe, in warranted, at CIIABK & CO'G.

up. Last week Schopf t Kauffman,

and Shoemaker & Co. each received marble fonts, and others are talked

of- Judging from the number of horse buyers who visit this locality in the course of a twelve-month,

Monroe county must raise and dis

pose of a large number of horses Our exchanges report the

country full of persons in search of

situations, principally clerkshipa bank cashierships, and the like

Henhy Rott will open his Ice

Cream Saloon, on Thursday next, if

the weather is favorablo. His reputation as a manufacturer of firstclass, Ice Cream, will be fully sustained. Mr. R. will receive a line marble soda fount this week. H EST I will wholesale Tinware at Cincinnati prices. TV. J. ALLEN.

We offer ttnustjal ixdtjcemnnta. this florin er. to all who desire to buy

Boots and Shoes for cash. CHASE & CO

With great care, by a new iroceaa, we sxtract from the true, select Fruit and Aroniatica, oath characteristic flavor, and produco flavorings for Cakes. Costards, Jellies, Creams, cto. , of rare ctceUera. 0 mat strength and perat purity. Jfothi ng ar1fidcL Etery flavor as rrjtresented. Jtfs deceit tack iota fuU measure. Use them once, will use fu oUur. The most delicate, delicicu flavors ever made. 8o superior to the cheap extracts. Ask lor Sr. Price' bpecial .flavoring!. Manufactured only by THOMPSON. STEEL R ft PRICE IfFG CO..

Depot), Chicago and St. Louis.

The Ulodgett t'ortablo fence. PROF. CAMPliELL has jus t set up a wimple of this Fence on the public square. It strikes us as the very thing the Farmers need. Let them examine it when they come to town. miir29-lm

. Administration. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the undersigned has been appointed Administrator, de bonis non, of the Estate of James Bratney, Sr., late of Monroe countv, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be "solvent. JOSEPH C HARBISON, Administrator, w bonis non. J. H. Lotrnjir, Atfy. My 3,-3t.

In Bankruptcy. District Court of the United States, For the District of Indiana. In the matter of Kobert M. Galloway, Bankrupt. A warrant in Bankruptcy has been issued by said Court against the Estate of Itobert ML Galloway, of the County of Monroe, of the State of Indiana, in said District,

adjudged a Bankrupt upon the Petition of

ins uroditcrs; and tne payment or any debts and the delivery of aay property be

longing to said Bankrupt to him, or for his use, and the Transfer of any Property bv

him, are forbidden by Lav; a moating of

tne ureauors ot sum nanicrupt to prove

i;neir aetts ana ciioojc one or me re Assign

oes of his Estate, will bo held at a Court of

Bankruptcy, to he hoUlen at Bloomington,

in saia District, on tne n tiaycr Juay, A

D. 1871, at 10 o'clock A. M., at the office of James B. Mulky, one of tho Registers

in uanKruptcy. bisj. J. sruuJSK,

u. b. marshal, iti&i. oi iaiijaaa. April 26 '702t.

W- . MIiLA.'X'IY, HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER And Paper Daiger.

ORDERS left at McCollough's or Bluemaker & Co's Drug Stores, will re

ceive prompt attention. Shop on east s-jle College Avenue, one square south of the public square. nwr29-'ri

Lime Kiln for Sale. OFFER FOR SALE MY LIME KILN and Stone Quarry, for S1.200.

One-third cash, the balance in two eaial annual payments.

Bloomington. March 8, 18U-tf

The Premium Horse Shoer.

A. Ba EAVEHSCE0FT,

JUlacksmith a?cl Horse Shoer, Comer of Sixtn and Madison Streets. J5" Thy Premium for best hone-shoeing, .was awardod to Mr. Raven scroft, by a committee of three Blacksmiths, at the Monroe County Fail, held September, 18T0. I very description of Blacksmitbing done neatly and proraptly. Repairing executed with despatch. sept28-79

kEllf NISTBA TOR'S NOTICE. "VT OTICE is hereby given thaf the nnJLi dersigned has teen appointed, bv the Gle:k of Monroe County Common Pleas Court, Administrator, wit it then-ill annexed, of the, estate of WHlian C. Sadler, deceafed, late of Van Baren township, Monroe county, Indiana. Said estate ia suppost d to be solvent. W. a RICHARDSON, Ad'm'r. Foster, Att'y. AjwC 6, '71.

"ECLIPSE"

Livery, Feed and

Sale Stable.

J. O. WOKLEY,

Opposite the South end of the R.R. Depot,

HAS one of the largest and best arranged Livery nnd Sale Stables in Monroe, or in any other county in South

ern Indiana. Saddle horsas, or horse md buggic3 will be furnished at any hour of the day or nfcht. Commercial travelers and others, will be furnished with conveyance to neighboring towns. Good, steady uo:rses furnished to families. Horses fed by the single feed, day or week, at reasontible rates. We propose to keep a first-class stable, nnd ask the public to give us a trial.

PM AH the accounts or tne old itrm . are in the hands of the pksient

proprietor, and MUST be paid at once. ,

Btoonuugton, int., Dec zb, i70.

Balldlngr tot for Sale. Part Tot Out Lot No. 2:. Tx particulars, uiquirs at Stuart & McPheeters' Hard war Store, of CHA& H. McPHEETERS. B ioominejton, Int, June 8, 1869.

Robert C. Foster,

JLttooriLGy &t, Law,

333.oowairgtoa, Ind.

Bgrwni give special attention to the

settlement of Decedents' Estates, and Col

lection ot Uiaims.

Ojtice W'sst si le Public Square.

GEO. A. BITSKIRK. J.S.SMJTnHtrirMat.

gUSKIRK & HUNTER,

41'TORIFTS AT LAW A.11

PRIVATE BACKERS,

Bloomington, Ind., office north side of the public square. Wo wdl attend to nil business entrusted

lo our care, in the Courts of this State, and are also prepared to discount good and f olyent paper, on reasonable terms.

Jiejere?tces Messrs. meiwiaMi os.aoma Attorneys, Indianapolis; Messrs. "YVthslow, Lanior i Coh Bankers, No. 52 Wall street,

New York; Messrs. MnCalla Sc Co.. Mer-.

chants, Blooniint;toii, Ind. Bmy9

JAMES W. CO0XERU,

LIVERY. SALE AND

FEED STABLE,

REAR OP BLOOMINGTON HOTEL,

Bloomington, Ind.

Q ADDLE HORSES, Horsesand Bujgfe,

IO and teama, hired on reasonable terms. Stable just cast of the Posloftioe, arid in rear ot" the Bloomington Hotel. ct!t4'6ft

THE WORLD RENOWNED

HOWE SEW.Nfi UAGHINE,

With all the late improvement.

ADAPTED TO EVERY VARIETY tF

SEWW8, FfJR FAMILIES Oi MaKUFACTOIIES.

R. H, CAXLPBELL. Ajrfc

iSlOomiBgion, ana , iseo. t, -v.

jam. B.C1.JJUE..- joHtrcoBosamrx CJ.ARX a ORCHAnD. IHA&BBS IK Fancy and Staple Provision, Qnenswar,, &e Masonic HaU ByUding, BlnmlnfcUa. - ' - iaatUaaau.

Tho highest price paid for all Vindsof country produeo. janJCIO

WANTED-Agpfttt and Fedfera to sell a thorotchUr rood donwitie ar- . : 1 .. .-J vt .

( n ii-, ffaitwu in u'y uiaiuy. xio competition Exclusive territory given. Bustness very pieman. Agent have sold 3 doKen, netting $30 profit per day. : On told 350 in awnall town, another. 1000 ii live towns, anothei 31 in calling oa 33 ttm Dies. Out-fit 4)3. No danger of imposition. Best of refe .-ences given. end iir oireul to X02 Wnhiiigton straet, Boi(a, Mass. apBjr lATTvannja A Dams,

House and Two Lots For Sale. DR. J. J. DTJRAND OFFERS FOR sale at a bargain, and on reasonable terms, his Two-Story Rrlck Dwelling, on .South College Aveittne, and two lots, containing more than a half acre of ground. For particulars call upon the Doctor, either et bis residence or store roam. fsbjl f '

ExUUsMK

t mm

tfr.J.H.Loui)jt!. Mrs.M.P.'l

WEED SEW IMG a ACH mi

WB WOULD respeclfally 'iofcM our friends and t he public generally, that we art Agents for the Weed Qewlnx tcbine, one among the best nOw UVuwin the U sited States. Noted for tt?r great limplicity airf adapubilUyowy kioof work. They run ery ectstiy ad ptisUy. VS'e ireB juL whut we say. ' A simple of tht. above MseaSe nfS bund at either of our m-4WS,lo t the Furniture Store of Mn. ,HeWlrt0, Call aid soethem VnyisMsiMfe L1Z2II LOUDtWi zxtn.n mart e. HABmr: